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I am looking for a cheap '99 to strip for a 'baby cup' DE/TT/Club Race car.
I don't care about the interior, climate control, wheels/tires, and not very much about the condition of the paint. If it's been in a fender bender, then good as long as it's straight.
The motor must be in reasonable condition, I have read the archives, so I know the deal with the 3.4. The plan is to drive the snot out of it, then new crate motor down the line.
Preferences are:
- '99 6spd
- LSD
- White, Silver or Black
- Black Dash
- 3.4L in decent condition or replaced
I want to spend mid/low $20's (or less). Cash in hand for the right deal.
I have a 99 cab in decent shape 3.6 from a 2002 and tiptronic hard top and 18 inch turbo twist wheels horn don't work coludy drivers side headlight silver with black brand new tires and rear brakes and serpentine belt needs love, or the snot driven out of it contact me at
[email removed]
if $23500 and you ship sounds reasonable. I can send you pics from that e-mail
barrett
The 996 engine isn't really a good race engine. If you want something like that for a race car you might want to look into something with the gt3 engine in it. It is a different engine that can handle the race conditions much better.
I found a 99 C2 in great shape for less than 22K. Granted it had 94K on the clock. Before I bought it I looked at a 99 C2 with 120 K for 17K. You should be able to get a bargin priced car if you look hard enough....
good luck kenny. i would sell you mine but then i don't know what i'd be driving
. hopefully we can get more and more local 996s to the track and form a GTB (baby cup) class with PRC.
here's a local car:
http://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/car/510360858.html
Carlos...I will be out next year with the PCA-GGR but unfortunately my car will not be a tracked too often, not enough time for me to do so. But I will see you on the track anyways, so look out for my car and my number '666'
No ****. Don't tell my SO...to get her on board with my 996 purchase, I told her about the great resale value. I'm thinking these prices are the lowest we'll see for a while. I mean, does anyone really see even a high-mileage 996 being a $15k car any time soon?
It has to be the bottom of the market...
I don't plan to sell anytime soon but damn!!! These are becoming quite the bargan. I thought I did well buying mine for upper $30's a few years ago.
Go to the dealer's website and click on the Carfax link. That car has been wrecked on 3 sides in 3 separate incidents.
I know the market for early 996's is really low, but IMO $22,900 is way too low without some sort of questionable history.
Joe
12/12/2001 New Jersey
Police Report
Case #14147 Accident reported
in Monmouth County
Involving left side impact
It hit another motor vehicle
Left side primarily damaged
Vehicle towed
10/28/2003 New Jersey
Police Report
Case #03-7544 Accident reported
in Monmouth County
Involving rear impact
It hit another motor vehicle
Rear area primarily damaged
06/30/2004 New Jersey
Police Report
Case #04-08246 Accident reported
in Monmouth County
Involving front impact
It hit a parked motor vehicle
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